OTB's Saturday Panel

Mayo's Colm Boyle and Kerry's David Moran join Neil Treacy for a special All-Stars Football panel. The lads discuss their 2019 and also give their opinion on the rule changes brought in for next year.

Nathan Murphy joined in studio by Collette O'Hagan, Cathal Dennehy and Frank Greally where they look ahead to the 40th Dublin Marathon, what it takes to run 695 marathons, development of Nike shoes and much more

 

On this week's Saturday Panel, we're bringing you the very best of a recent Off The Ball show at the Dublin Liberties Distillery, where three OTB favourites Kieran Donaghy, Kevin Kilbane and Andy Lee joined Nathan Murphy to discuss everything from dealing with the big occasion, tales from the back of the bus, and of course Dancing on Ice...

Nathan Murphy and Neil Treacy are joined by former Munster winger Johne Murphy, as well as current Irish International Louise Galvin, to look back on where it went wrong for Ireland in their World Cup Pool A defeat to Japan.

They look back at how Ireland let their 12-3 lead slip so disastrously, what both sides did to make it happen, and whether or not Ireland's style of play is too attritional for tournament rugby.

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On the eve of Ireland's opening game of the Rugby World Cup, this week's Saturday Panel previews Ireland v Scotland in Yokohama.

Nathan Murphy is joined in studio by rugby writer Ciarán Ó Raghallaigh, former Leinster and Connacht outhalf Andy Dunne, and former Connacht captain Andy Dunne, to analyse Ireland's prospects in Japan.

The panel also look back on the first few games of the tournament, as New Zealand held off the Springbok challenge, while Australia and France both made winning starts, both of which saw some controversial decisions.

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Highlighting the dual role of players dedicated to their teammates on the field, but also to their families as ordinary caring sons, brothers and fathers, Nathan Murphy and former Irish international Alan Quinlan will be joined by a panel of guests for an OTB Roadshow Special #OneToughJob

Ahead of tomorrow's All-Ireland football final between Dublin and Kerry, Senan Connell, Colm Cavanagh and Michael Murphy joined OTB's Saturday Panel to consider what we can expect from the game.

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Donegal captain Michael Murphy, former Dublin footballer and current CEO of the Gaelic Players Association Paul Flynn, and Cork dual star Aidan Walsh join Nathan Murphy to look ahead at this weekend's All-Ireland football semi finals, as well as look back at their days living together in college.

The GPA & RSA are joining forces to promote road safety and highlight the dangers of phone use in the car. Remember to switch off before you drive off, put the phone on silent, on airplane mode, or simply put it out of reach in the boot. For more information, log on to rsa.ie.

Nathan Murphy is joined by James Downey, Andy Dunne and Irish Daily Mail rugby writer Rory Keane to preview Ireland's upcoming Rugby World Cup warm-up matches, starting with Italy this day week.

They look at the various selection dilemmas Joe Schmidt may face over the coming weeks, the ins and outs of pre-season training, and look at the recent fortunes of Ireland's prospective quarter final opponents; South Africa or New Zealand.

Nathan Murphy is joined by former Mayo footballer David Brady, Kieran Cunningham of the Irish Daily Star, and John Fogarty of the Irish Examiner to look back at the week that was in sport.

The discuss the contrasting fortunes for Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy at the Open, this weekend's Super 8s games in the All-Ireland football championship, and the return of Diarmuid Connolly to the Dublin senior football panel.